Aim Lab & KovaaK's Sync
Precision Sensitivity Calibration for Pro Gamers
Integration Guide
Bridge the gap between your FPS titles and dedicated aim trainers. AimSync automatically translates your in-game DPI, game sensitivity, and mouse polling rate into exact KovaaK's and Aim Lab settings, preserving your muscle memory across every training session.
Step 1: Link Your Game Profile
Connect your Steam or Epic Games account to pull your current sensitivity from titles like Valorant, CS2, or Overwatch 2. AimSync reads your raw DPI (e.g., 800 DPI) and in-game multiplier (e.g., 0.45) directly from your configuration files.
Step 2: Select Target Trainer
Choose between KovaaK's or Aim Lab. Our engine applies the correct conversion formula: for KovaaK's, we adjust for its 360-degree yaw standard; for Aim Lab, we align with its Unity-based input scaling to match your exact eDPI.
Step 3: Export & Apply
Generate a `.json` preset file or copy the exact sensitivity value. Paste it into your trainer's settings menu, or use AimSync's one-click launcher to auto-apply the configuration before you start your 15-minute flick drill.
Why Sync Your Sensitivity?
Inconsistent sensitivity settings fracture your crosshair placement and tracking consistency. AimSync eliminates guesswork so you can focus on raw aim mechanics.
Preserve Muscle Memory
Maintain identical 180-degree turn distances and micro-adjustment thresholds. Whether you're practicing track tasks in KovaaK's or reaction shots in Aim Lab, your wrist and arm movements translate 1:1 to your competitive matches.
Eliminate Conversion Math
Stop manually calculating eDPI multipliers or guessing between 16:9 and 21:9 FOV differences. Our calculator accounts for aspect ratio scaling and game-specific input curves, delivering exact numbers down to four decimal places.
Track Progress Accurately
Sync your trainer sessions back to AimSync to log performance metrics. Compare your flick speed and tracking smoothness across identical sensitivity baselines, ensuring every percentile improvement reflects genuine skill growth.